Sumner Academy of Arts and Science - Excalibur Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Sabres earn future credits Eleven Sumner Academy stu- dents received college credits by taking part in a trip to Colorado this summer. The excursion Was sponsored by geology teacher Gerald Roberts in conjunction WithxEmporia State University. In order to receive their col- lege credits, each student was required to keep a daily record describing the day's activities, lectures, and their own personal feelings. The areas the students learned most about were rock formations, mineralized zones, fossils, and wildlife. There were also several non-educational highlights of the excursion, such I has backpacking, and rafting down the Colorado river. 8 can

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7' 'f Ur 5 W- Q, 'lim kiwi. Q-2,35 vvl 11 A student captures the beauty of the wil- derness. 21 Several hikers rest after backpacking. 31 Dr. Tom Bridge explains rock formation. 41 Trekking through the woods, a hiker reflects on the day's activities. 51 Mr. Gerald Roberts takes care of a hiker's wounded heel.